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Marine research at <strong>CNR</strong>252015Liza ramadan=035302520Liza auratan=014012010080Mugil cephalusn=4September10502520151050n=015105035302520151050n=726040200140120100806040200n=485October252015n=535302520n=9814012010080n=127November10515105604020000Number of individuals25201510502520151050252015n=68n=56n=36353025201510503530252015105035302520n=120n=4n=3014012010080604020014012010080604020014012010080n=73n=6n=0DecemberJanuaryFebruary10501510506040200252015n=135302520n=114012010080n=1March10501510506040200252015n=3035302520n=314012010080n=63April105015105060402002520151050n=111 14 17 20 23 26 29 32 35 3835302520151050n=0140120n=010080604020011 14 17 20 23 26 29 32 35 38 11 14 17 20 23 26 29 32 35 38Standard length (mm)MayFigure 4: Monthly length-frequency distributions of Liza ramada, Liza aurata and Mugilcephalus juveniles collected in tidal channels of Lesina Lagoon. Arrowheads identifymodes. Y-axes are scaled differently across species.2105
Fishery and Sea Resources3025Sparus auratan=0Anguilla anguilla2015105030252015n=0October1050302520n=0November151050302520n=0December151050Number of individuals302520151050302520151050n=2n=73530252015105035302520151050n=220n=33JanuaryFebruary302520n=54353025n=0March15201050151050302520n=4056 58 60 62 64 66 68 70 72Total length (mm)April1510503025n=0May2015105011 14 17 20 23 26 29 32 35 38Standard length (mm)Figure 5: Monthly length-frequency distributions of Sparus aurata and Anguilla anguillajuveniles collected in tidal channels of Lesina Lagoon. Arrowheads identify modes. Y-axes are scaled differently across species.2106
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